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Diocese of Cashel, Ferns and Ossory

Carlow

Carlow Union of Parishes is a Union of three churches, in North County Carlow, in the Diocese of Leighlin.

Website: https://carlowunion.wordpress.com/

Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/carlowunion

CARLOW UNION– Service times and EIRCODES

Staplestown Church: 9.30 a.m.

R93 W566

St Mary’s Church, Carlow: 10.45 a.m.

R93 YW77

Rutland Church, Urglin: 12.00

R93 TR04

Fifth Sunday: varies

Church of Ireland Community House (in front of St Mary’s)

R93 E427

Rector: The Reverend Paul Fitzpatrick

T: 086 4113989

Assistant priest: The Reverend Ger James (Ordained Local Ministry)

T: 086 3167012

Contact details for churches in Carlow Union

St. Mary’s Church      Teampall Mhuire

The present church is the third Church of Ireland church on this site. The first was built in the 17th century, the second in the early 18th century and the present building was completed in the 1830s. The church has a set of eight tubular bells which are played every Sunday. St. Croneybeg had her religious cell in the 6th century close by and St. Mary’s Abbey, which was founded in 634, was also located in the vicinity.

Address: Church Street, Carlow Town.

Eircode: R93 YW77

GPS: 52°50’13.7″N 6°55’59.8″W

 Church of Ireland Community House           Teach Pobail Eaglais na hÉireann

Address: Haymarket, Carlow Town.

Eircode: R93 E427

GPS: 52.837395N, -6.933254W

 

Staplestown Church             Teampall Baile an Staplóg

The church is a detached three-bay building in the Gothic Revival style. It was constructed c. 1821 with a crenelated tower with pinnacles and a spire. Renovated c. 1870 when the chancel added. There is a freestanding vaulted mausoleum on the site dated 1853

Address: Church Road, Staplestown, Co. Carlow.

Eircode: R93 W566

GPS: 52°48’51.0″N 6°53’06.6″W

 

 

 

Urglin Church           Teampall Iorchuilinn

A church was built here in 1659 and there is evidence to suggest that there was also an older church building previously on the site. There are views across Counties Carlow and Wicklow to Lugnaquila Mountain and down to the Blackstairs. The plaque over the door in Latin states: ‘This building in its old age being a complete ruin, was rebuilt, and its tower beautified, by the rector Thomas Brooke, a.d. 1820.’

 Address: Rutland, Palatine, Co. Carlow.

Eircode: R93 TR04

GPS: 52°50’37.1″N 6°51’40.0″W

 

Rutland Church, Urglin

 


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